cabrera & chimaera, share the same front indicator lense?
cabrera & chimaera, share the same front indicator lense?
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Ropps

Original Poster:

715 posts

176 months

Thursday 1st March 2012
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quick question, are the front indicator lenses on a Cerbera and Chim the same?

cheers

TVR_CS

254 posts

216 months

Thursday 1st March 2012
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They could be, just depends which ones you have. I have the old discovery type on the Chim (available on Ebay)and was considering replacing my early style "LAP" made lenses on the Cerb to these, but instead have just updated to the later tuscan front flasher (available from TVR power, etc £50+ each)

Ropps

Original Poster:

715 posts

176 months

Thursday 1st March 2012
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this was the description:
TVR CERBERA

1 PAIR OF CLEAR FRONT INDICATOR LENSES

IN USED CONDITION, WILL CLEAN UP GREAT

GLASS/LENS IS UNDAMAGED

IDEAL FOR CONVERTING FROM AMBER LENSES



RACETECH SELL THESE FOR £38 EACH [PART NUMBER TVR M1196A]



TVR_CS said:
They could be, just depends which ones you have. I have the old discovery type on the Chim (available on Ebay)and was considering replacing my early style "LAP" made lenses on the Cerb to these, but instead have just updated to the later tuscan front flasher (available from TVR power, etc £50+ each)

BLUETHUNDER

7,881 posts

289 months

Thursday 1st March 2012
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They share the same lenses that were fitted on all UK military vehicles. Do a e-bay search on ex-military vehicle parts.You will find a load of them.And a hell of a lot cheaper than what you are being quoted.

Extra 300 Driver

5,282 posts

275 months

Ropps

Original Poster:

715 posts

176 months

Thursday 1st March 2012
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perfect so its safe to say then that the cerbera lense is the same as the chimaera. its just i have 2 clear lenses ready to replace the orange front indicator Chim ones, (on the package it says cerbera clear lense) i dont want to pull out the chim yellow ones and then find out they dont fit!!

thanks again for your input

Bollycerb

430 posts

195 months

Thursday 1st March 2012
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I got a pair of lenses from a Land Rover military specialist on Ebay - from Malaysia. Cost me £19 plus around £7 postage for a pair!


Dave 500

7,882 posts

271 months

Thursday 1st March 2012
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My Cerbera and Chimaera indicators are different so double check which ones you need.

Cooky

4,955 posts

266 months

Friday 2nd March 2012
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here you go £10 + £2post


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BN-MILITARY-LANDROVER-FR...

for the record they are military land rover series 3 sidelight lenses.

there was a thread a good few years back explaining the least painful way to do the swap, and the best tip of all was to tape a bit of string across the front of the lens and attach a house-brick or similar whilst the sikaflex(sp) goes off.

HTH

Ropps

Original Poster:

715 posts

176 months

Friday 2nd March 2012
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Cheers Phil, at that price I might as well buy them, so just have. String and brick? How would that work, interesting

Cooky said:
here you go £10 + £2post


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BN-MILITARY-LANDROVER-FR...

for the record they are military land rover series 3 sidelight lenses.

there was a thread a good few years back explaining the least painful way to do the swap, and the best tip of all was to tape a bit of string across the front of the lens and attach a house-brick or similar whilst the sikaflex(sp) goes off.

HTH

BLUETHUNDER

7,881 posts

289 months

Friday 2nd March 2012
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Cooky said:
here you go £10 + £2post


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BN-MILITARY-LANDROVER-FR...

for the record they are military land rover series 3 sidelight lenses.

there was a thread a good few years back explaining the least painful way to do the swap, and the best tip of all was to tape a bit of string across the front of the lens and attach a house-brick or similar whilst the sikaflex(sp) goes off.

HTH
No they are not.This is often the misconception.They are a standardised military liense that is found on a range of military vehicles in Uk Service. From Landrovers,trucks and tanks. Even trailers.So even if they can't be found at an ex military Landrover dealer. There are many other sources you can get them from.

Sooner or later though. There will be a shortage,as they are no longer using these on current military vehicles.

Ropps

Original Poster:

715 posts

176 months

Friday 2nd March 2012
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BlueThunder, are you saying that these wont fiit the Chim? ive just boght them this morning!!!

BLUETHUNDER said:
Cooky said:
here you go £10 + £2post


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BN-MILITARY-LANDROVER-FR...

for the record they are military land rover series 3 sidelight lenses.

there was a thread a good few years back explaining the least painful way to do the swap, and the best tip of all was to tape a bit of string across the front of the lens and attach a house-brick or similar whilst the sikaflex(sp) goes off.

HTH
No they are not.This is often the misconception.They are a standardised military liense that is found on a range of military vehicles in Uk Service. From Landrovers,trucks and tanks. Even trailers.So even if they can't be found at an ex military Landrover dealer. There are many other sources you can get them from.

Sooner or later though. There will be a shortage,as they are no longer using these on current military vehicles.

Ropps

Original Poster:

715 posts

176 months

Friday 2nd March 2012
quotequote all
BlueThunder, are you saying that these wont fiit the Chim? ive just boght them this morning!!!

BLUETHUNDER said:
Cooky said:
here you go £10 + £2post


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BN-MILITARY-LANDROVER-FR...

for the record they are military land rover series 3 sidelight lenses.

there was a thread a good few years back explaining the least painful way to do the swap, and the best tip of all was to tape a bit of string across the front of the lens and attach a house-brick or similar whilst the sikaflex(sp) goes off.

HTH
No they are not.This is often the misconception.They are a standardised military liense that is found on a range of military vehicles in Uk Service. From Landrovers,trucks and tanks. Even trailers.So even if they can't be found at an ex military Landrover dealer. There are many other sources you can get them from.

Sooner or later though. There will be a shortage,as they are no longer using these on current military vehicles.

BLUETHUNDER

7,881 posts

289 months

Friday 2nd March 2012
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Yes they will fit.What I was saying is that these lenses weren't specific to Landrovers. But fitted on a range of MVP,s. so your choice of suppliers is greater.